The fundamentals of liberty
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Publication date
1988
Topics
libertarianism, anarchy, free market, philosophy, Agorist Library, Liberty
Publisher
Santa Ana, Calif. : Rampart Institute
Collection
opensource
Language
English
This is Robert LeFevre's magnum opus. Considered the definitive work on the nature of liberty, Mr. Robert LeFevre's The Fundamentals of Liberty is a combination of over 25 years of work as a lecturer, author and president of Rampart College. The book took five years to complete and was finished only a few weeks before his death in 1986. Viewed today as one of the founding fathers of the modern libertarian movement, LeFevre was a major influence with campus libertarians during the turbulent 1960's. His philosophy on ownership, the nature of man and his government sent shock-waves throughout California and eventually the world.
Bibliography: p. [473]-479
Includes index
Bibliography: p. [473]-479
Includes index
Call number
JC585 .L353 1988
Dewey_class
323.44
Identifier
LeFevre-TheFundamentalsOfLiberty
Identifier-ark
ark:/13960/t05x5qt5d
Isbn
0962048003
Lccn
85062605
Ocr
ABBYY FineReader 9.0
Openlibrary
OL2556041M
Openlibrary_edition
OL2556041M
Openlibrary_work
OL5119513W
Physical_description
xv, 487 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Ppi
600
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1988
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